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** MSG sprayed plants as a growth aid
Windstosser, Karl. "Prof. Dr. Gunther Enderlein Polymorphic Symbionts as Potential Cofactors in
Cancer Processes." (1997) [Online] Retrieved January 31, 2000
[ http://www.explorepub.com/articles/enderlein1.html]
[Note:Mori (1910) supported the idea of sexual recombination of bacteria, Enderlein extended this about
1918, and Lederberg - Taumg - and Hayes won a Nobel Prize in 1958 for proving sexual recombination.]
[fungus - the black-spored mold Aspergillus niger van Tieghen, which, in its entire polymorphism and
phase-dependent pathology, is the tuberculosis
germ. ] [Prof. Dr. Gunther Enderlein]
http://www.vaxxine.com/justshelter/news/articles/articlespage11.html
Stachybotrys atra
“Algae.”[Online] Retrievedhttp://www.britannica.com/bcom/eb/article/printable/9/0,5722,108639,00.html
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Mini TimeLine
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Could Confucius have seen what might
happen when the dead are not buried? Confucius:Socrates without Pre-Socratics – http://www.hku.hk/philodep/courses/cwintro/confuciustxt.htm http://www.human.toyogakuen-u.ac.jp/~acmuller/contao/analects.htm Taught his people to bury their dead.
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*** man is thought to be omnipotent, or Gods in control. 31 BCE - 1593 CE“Beer in the Middle Ages 400 C.E.-”. [Online] Retrieved September 25, 2000 http://www.arches.uga.edu/~athbrew/history_of_beer_2.htm[ref. 1987 in this timeline.] [Note: Neolithic, Iron Ages, 31 BCE, 1593 CE, Clovis 1, Charlemagne 768-814,Holy Grail, King John, beer witches, German Beer Purity Law,] [could this be why Germany produced so many scholars?] 6500 BCE – 1990 AD “A Brief History of Lead.”http://www.csubak.edu/mboucher/stowe/timeline.htm (Note:At the same time culture was being spread by monasteries and beer; people were being poisoned by their food utensils and apothecary.) + 776 BC – 393 ADOlympic games – (Birth and Demise of the ancient Olympics) +750 – 550) Sparta(Sparta ‘Master Race’) 551-479 BCConfucius 469-399 BCSocrates * 430 - 429 BCE Plague in Athens (Transylvania University Philosophy Program http://www.transy.edu/homepages/philosophy/chronology.html ) * Hellenistic Age [was philosophy made into law and this was HELL? a stall in education?] 106-48BCPompey * 46AD two-thirds of Mongolia hit by the epidemic [Plague] * 166 AD Plague struck Rome * 400-1000 AD approx Dark Ages |
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Flood", "The opening days of the fourteenth century are referred to
as the 'Little Ice Age'." There was crop failure,
famine, and death. This esculated into the time of the [#3Black Death] |
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his1593-1629 Smithe, John ***1595Janssen, Zacharias (invention of the compound microscope) 1596-1650 Cogito, ergo sum (I think, therefore I am) - 17th century Rene Descartes – |
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phio1626-1678 Redi, Francesco (prove the impossibility of spontaneous generation, and final debunking of the theory would have to await Spallanzani and Pasteur. ... ) 1649 - Dutch physician Isbrand de
Diernerbrock publishes his study of the plague, "De peste"
1626-1678 Francesco Redi- 1668 problems.
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his1706-1790 Franklin, Benjamin. “Observations Concerning the Increase of Mankind, Peopling of Countries, etc.” (1751).http://bc.barnard.columbia.edu/~lgordis/earlyAC/documents/observations.html (Note: Printed 2 pg.) * 1786 Franklin, Benjamin.“Benjamin Franklin Lead Letter.“ (Phil July 31, 1786).[Online]Retrieved December 22, 2000 http://www.csubak.edu/mboucher/stowe/franklin.htm (Note:The following is a letter Benjamin Franklin sent to his friend Benjamin Vaughan in 1786.It shows that many health effects and routes of entry for lead have been known for centuries.) 1747 Philadelphia had
its own yellow fever epidemic [Plague]
phio 1667-1745 Swift, Jonathan (born right after the 1665 plague) 1729 "A Modest Proposal" [idea continued by Ortes?] evo1744-1829 Lamarck, Jean-Baptiste (coined word Biology, during French Revolution-theory of use or disuse) 1757-1834 Lafayette, Marquis de. his 1765-1825 Whitney, Eli [invented the Cotton Gin Patented March 14, 1794 - Born December 8, 1765 - Died January 8, 1825] phio1766-1834 Malthus, Rev Robert (French) "Principle of Population" (1798) “dismal science of economics” alt1770-1831 Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich (Hegel was another disciple of Kant; he was of the Idealist school) (webmaster's notes)If someone were to believe that they could be an can be instant expert, they they might try to justify their behavior by using this philosophy. 1785: Edmund Cartwright patents a power loom * 1789-1793 French Revolution
1713-1790 Giammaqria Ortes (Italian)“carrying capacity” 1729Jonathan Swift “A Modest Proposal” [a refute to Ortes?] 1747 Philadelphia had its own yellow fever epidemic [Plague] http://members.aol.com/Fever1793/ch2.html [1789-1793] French Revolution – were
there any plagues at this time? http://www.warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/Medical/World_Health/part1.html http://members.aol.com/Fever1793/ch2.html http://www.ncl.ac.uk/history/world1.htm http://www.hup.harvard.edu/subjectindex/hist-europe.html 1790 The United States issues its first patent to William Pollard of Philadelphia for a machine that roves and spins cotton.
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1805-1859 Tocqueville, Alexis de. (1805-1859) evo1809-1882 Darwin, Charles [natural selection] studied Lamarck, , Lyell, Wallace, believed Mathus and Wallace, used Lamark as a reference, used Herbert Spencer’s phrase of “Survival of the Fittest” bacteria and fungus are fitter than we are. alt1818-1883 Marx, Karl (believed Ortes was ``one of the great economic writers of the eighteenth century..." ) evo1820-1903 Spencer, Herbert [popularized "survival of the fittest" which Darwin eventually started using.] sen1821-1894 Helmholtz, Hermann von[vitalists] evo/hit1822-1911Galton, Francis [a cousin of Darwin's] evo1822-1899 Pasteur, Louis (Cisproved Spontanious Generation [France] Ref Redi) *-*-* start of finding out about bacteria reproduction evo1823-1884 Mendel, Gregor (theories of heredity by using pea plants) seex1825-1895 Ulrichs, Karl Heinrich sen1838-1916 Mach, Ernst [sensation] * 1849 Carlyle “Occasional Discourse on the Negro Question” pp 672-3 coined ”Dismal Science of Economics” psyc1856-1939 Freud, Sigmund [sexual determinism] alt1861-1941 Engel, Friedrich (Math professor and co-writer with Marx) seex1868-1935 Hirschfeld, Magnus alt1870-1924 Lenin, Vladimir Ilyich *-*-*1872-1968 Enderlein, Gunther Prof. Dr. [Mori (1910)
supported the idea of sexual recombination of bacteria, Enderlein extended
this about 1918, and Lederberg - Taumg - and Hayes won a Nobel Prize
in 1958 for proving sexual recombination.][Enderlein
believed in an Wholistic approach.Endobiont, Enderlein Polymorphic Symbionts] alt1876Emil Kraepelin studies under Wilhelm Wundt in Leipzig.
They conduct psychopharmacological and psychophysiological
research, stressing the actions of drugs on the brain. He collects thousands
of case histories,
developing a method of describing cases that is still used to classify
mental illness. Broadens the definition
of dementia praecox. A patient so labeled is seen to be fated for inevitable
deterioration ("degeneration").
He considers the mentally ill "a heavy burden on our nation. As a prelude
to Hitler, he states,
"An unrestricted ruler with the power to intervene in our way of life
would bring about a reduction in
insanity within a few decades!" seex1878-1958 Watson, John B. alt1879-1953 Stalin, Joseph alt1883-1945 Mussolini, Benito alt1889-1945 Hitler, Adolf(followed Malthus, ) (believed Lebensraum – German living space.) alt1893-1976 Zedong, Mao alt1895Jost, Adolf "The Right to Death"1895was a mentor to Adolf Hitler altMayr, Ernst [...adaptive superiority and reproductive success, no longer coincide] seex1894-1956 Kinsey, Alfred
1870-1 Defeat of France in the Franco-Prussian
War
1809-1882 Charles Darwin “Survival of the Fittest” 1822-1911 Francis Galton [cousin of
Charles Darwin] before Fungus took over the potato
crop.] 1846-1851 Irish Potato Famine 1856-1939 Sigmund Freud (believes that everything is based in sex) - Freud was so intent in legitimizing Psychology as an science/disciple separate from Philosophy that he neglected to remember what Philosophy is. 1878-1958 John B. Watson (is sex control) 1894-1956 Alfred Kinsey (obsessed with control through sex) |
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alt1905Jeorge Luntz founds Ostara, a publication blending the occult, racist teachings of Von
Lizt and eugenics into what he calls Theozoology.
He states that Germans should reproduce and the lower classes should
be enslaved or sterilized.
He claims annual circulation of 100,000 for Ostara. alt1909Adolf Hitler, 20 years old, visits Luntz
to obtain back copies of the mystical/racial publication Ostara, of
which he is an avid reader.
1900 Germany pioneered the development
of Electrical and chemical engineering. "Education, concentrating on
science and technology, was the basis of German technological progress."
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alt1919 Von Lizt dies. He is replaced as Germany's leading
mystic by Jeorge Luntz, the founder of Ostara, who is already
a respected biblical scholar, exmonk and established mystic in his own
right. Mixing occult doctrines
and eugenics into what he calls Theozoology, Luntz claims the aryan
race committed bestiality with
a sub-human species long ago which accounts for the many mixed races
that threaten aryan dominance.
This interbreeding led to the diminution of the inherent Aryan paranormal
abilities (telepathy, etc.).
He proposes that the racially impure and mentally ill or physically
unsound should be sterilized. Other inferior
races are to be taken to Madagascar or used as slaves. He says Jews
should be deported to Madagascar,
used as slaves or incinerated. (His proposals are all given serious
consideration by the SS and some are put into practice.)
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seex1957a majority decision of the U.S. Supreme Court, written by Justice William J. Brennan in 1957, obscenity became defined as material "utterly without redeeming social importance." *-*-*1958a Nobel prize for finding
out about sexual recombination Joshua Lederberg [Reference 1872 Enderlein] http://www.nih.gov/news/pr/mar99/nlm-02.htm [Lanning~Shipton’s notes – humans are not omnipotent we are at the mercy of bacteria and fungus.]
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*1987“German Beer Purity Law.”TED Case Studies. January 11, 1997. [Online] Retrieved September 25, 2000. http://www.american.edu/projects/mandala/TED/GERMBEER.HTM [1987
European Court of Justice case. Foreign competitors
had complained for decades about the unfairness of the German law and
an almost identical one
in Greece (EEC case 176/84), demanding that it favored domestic manufacturers
and denied foreign businesses
access to profitable domestic beer markets, especially in Germany.The
European Court of Justice ruled
in March, 1987 that the German Beer Purity Law created intra-European
trade barriers, in direct violation
of the Rome Treaty (Article 30, banning protectionism).] **strange
to go after things that are cultured and natural yet to attempt to legalize
drugs and marajana.Toxins from fungus, reactions from fungus and food
additives – answer CHADD.Natural foods, sugar added to beer – regular
juice added to wine, afterwards -
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*1993PBS “Nature of Sex” *1996Baker, Robin “Sperm Wars:The Science of Sex” (1996) seex?- aliveLeVay, Simon – “Queer Science” (1996) *-*-*oil a bacterial by product Thomas Gold-- “The Deep Hot Biosphere,”http://www.people.cornell.edu/pages/tg21/ Lanning~Shipton asks – is every thing
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by 1929 five southern states had passed laws prohibiting the teaching of evolution in the public schools.“Religious Fundamentalism or
Evolutionism.” Private Papers of Nobel Scientist Joshua Lederberg Added to "Profiles in Science" Web Site http://www.nih.gov/news/pr/mar99/nlm-02.htm started at age 20, which showed that bacteria can in fact, reproduce through sexual recombination. Although Lederberg was "astonished" to receive the prize, his diary entry for October 26, 1958, the day he heard he had won it, also records some of his fears: "On the whole I'm a little afraid the fuss and bother more than outweigh the egotistic satisfactions, the cash and the prestige factors that
might help in getting my lab going."
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Thomas Gold-- "The Deep Hot Bioshpere,"
http://www.people.cornell.edu/pages/tg21/
One Heretic Predicts More Oil to Be Drilled in the Ground
By Kevin Newman--March 16
http://more.abcnews.go.com/onair/closerlook/wnt_000316_cl_oilheretic_feature.html
(put here for reference on 21 Nov 2000 - need to paraphrase as soon as possible)
"Animals were first classified in the 4th century BC by the Greek
philosopher Aristotle, whose system was based on the similarity of
organisms in shape and structure rather than on their phylogenetic
lineage. Aristotle classified birds and bats together because they
both had wings and could fly. Pliny the Elder produced a major
publication on the natural history of animals in the 1st century AD.
The ideas of these and other Greek and Roman workers served as
the foundation of zoology through the
Middle Ages.
16th centuries AD. In the 1500s the Italian artist Leonardo da Vinci
and the Greek physician Andreas Vesalius demonstrated that the
internal anatomy of humans and other vertebrates was similar. The
dissection of animals during the next two centuries led to numerous
discoveries in anatomy and physiology. In the 1600s the invention
of the microscope and the first observation of a single-celled
animal, by Dutch microbiologist Anthony van Leeuwenhoek,
brought new interest and excitement to the field of zoology (see
Leeuwenhoek). Zoological discoveries at the microscopic level
continued. During this period Francis Bacon and other scientists
worked out general concepts of scientific observation and
experimentation that are still in use.
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by Webster Tarpley
Printed in The American Almanac, June 20, 1994
2000 Nov 06
https://members.tripod.com/~american_almanac/ortes.htm
... Ernst Mach Biography. ... the University of Graz. Mach's interests had already ... to turn
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by a keen philosophical insight, moulded byexact physiological investigations, and illustrated with mathematical precision
and sound physical principles.
philosophy, in particular Kant's idea of a priori conceptions of space and time. Helmholtz insisted that all knowledge came
through thesenses. All biologists of his day were vitalists, that is they believed that it was impossible to reduce living
processes to the ordinary mechanical laws of physics and chemistry. Helmholtz formed the view very early, that all science
could and should be reduced to the laws of classical mechanics, which, in his view, encompassed matter, force, and, later,
energy, as the whole of reality, including
the organic world.
Bois-Reymond, the founder of experimental neurophysiology, and Ernst Wilhelm von Brücke,to become an expert on the
operations of the human eye - with whom he resolved to tackle the problem of uncovering the physical and chemical
processes at work in living organisms.
vital function that would never be submitted to experimental measurement. Helmholtz found that this impulse was
perfectly measurable and had the remarkably
slow speed of some 90 feet (27 metres) per second.
... by Ernst Mach (1886, revised to 1905). ... a psychological object, a sensation. Not the
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http://www.blupete.com/Literature/Biographies/Philosophy/Hegel.htm
Hegel was another disciple of Kant; he was of the Idealist school.
Born in Stuttgart; he died in Berlin. Teaching his way through Tübingen, Jena, and Heidelberg; Hegel
eventually ended up, in 1815, at the University of Berlin. In 1818, Hegel took Immanuel Herman von
Fichte's job at Berlin and to his death was "virtually dictator of German philosophical thinking."
(Chambers.)
To come to Hegel's philosophy one starts with Kant and proceeds through Fichte and Schelling.
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by Doug Horchak© 2000 United Church of God, an International Association
(this is an excert from the article.)
http://www.ucg.org/articles/gn29/lifebegin.html .
"In 1999 theoretical physicist Paul Davies of Australia's University of Adelaide wrote The Fifth Miracle to address the
definition and origins of life. In his book Professor Davies cited new research that heclaimed hints that the beginnings of life
may have lain deep within the earth's
hot crust rather than the "warm pond" suggested by Darwin.
implying the first four biblical miracles are the creation of the universe, light, the firmament and dry land. Even though
Davies disavows the notion that life is the result of a miracle from a Creator God, he admits that the actual beginning of life is
the most unsolvable mystery of science.
organisms could beget other living organisms. Pasteur's research and findings essentially debunked the concept of
spontaneous generation, that life could
arise spontaneously from nonliving matter.
theory of evolution. Darwin's celebrated tome On the Origin of Species, which had been published just three years before
Pasteur's experiments, sought to discredit the need for God to create the species by showing how one species can transmute
into another. But Darwin's account left open the problem of how the first living thing came to exist" (1999, p. 83, emphasis in
original).
existence by transmutation from another species, but only by spontaneous generation from nonliving matter, a
concept that Pasteur's work disproved."
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FAVISM
[ http://www.people.virginia.edu/~rjh9u/sardinia.html ]
G6PD and Favism -- For centuries, schoolteachers on the Mediterranean island of Sardinia have witnessed a curious phenomenon. Every Februay as spring arrives, some of their students (mostly boys) suddenly seem drained of energy. For the next three months, their schoolwork suffers. They complain of dizziness and nausea and fall asleep at their desks. Then, just as suddenly, they return to normal and remain healthy and active until the next February rolls around. In some countries, such incidents would be ascribed to boredom, spring fever, or a massive, collaborative effort to disrupt the learning process. But Sardinian adults (mostly males) suffer from similar symptoms; and while some merely feel a strange lethargy, others die after urinating quantities of blood. At times, as many as 35 percent of the islanders have suffered from this phenomenon. from Genetic Prophecy: Beyond the Double Helix by Hersanyi and Hutton, 1981
It was during the Korean War that the connection was made between the Mediterranean form of glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase (G6PD-Med) and the hemolytic effects of anti-malarial drugs. For more information on this connection and other information on G6PD-Med visit the Favism Web Page.
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FAVISM: An acute hemolytic anemia, usually in persons of Mediterranean area descent, occurring when an individual with glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase deficiency of erythrocytes eats the beans or inhales the pollen of Vicia faba. [McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific and Technical Terms]
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SICKLE CELL ANEMIA (SCA)
National Center for Biotechnology -- http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/disease/sickle.html
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THALASSEMIA
Berloni Foundation against thalassemia --Map -- http://www.abanet.it/fondazioneberloni/ing/talassem.htm
Children's Hospital "The Malaria Hypothesis" - http://www.thalassemia.com/genetics/malaria.shtml
University of Rochester Medical Center -- http://www.urmc.rochester.edu/genetics/brochures/thal.htm
Prevalence of Thalassemia -- Thalassemia trait is found in people whose ancestors come from Cyprus, Greece, Italy, Turkey, the Arabian Peninsula, and Asia, including India, Pakistan, Southern China, Thailand, Cambodia, Vietnam and Laos. It is also found in people from Africa and the West Indies. It is estimated that two million people in the United States have thalassemia trait. There are different hemoglobins that a person can inherit that can combine with thalassemia trait to cause disease. The most common of these are sickle hemoglobin and hemoglobin E.
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Enzyme -- this excert is here because it does show that proteins may not always be digested.
National Institute of Health -- http://www.nih.gov/news/pr/sept97/ninds-18.htm
..."The most critical question in LINCL is what causes the massive neuronal death seen in the disease. As many as 50 or 60 percent of the brain’s neurons may die as the disease progresses, says Dr. Pullarkat. One possibility is that the accumulation of undigested proteins may harm the neurons. Since neurons don’t divide as other cells do, they are unable to reduce their load of undigested proteins. A second possibility is that the normal enzyme is required to produce something neurons need to survive, such as a nerve growth factor"
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